Dumpy
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This will be a good test for the Nets. Atlanta has a small lineup--they have really just played eight players so far (Anthony Johnson has played 8 minutes, total, and Mario West but one), and only two are legitimate bigs: Horford and Sheldon Williams. Horford and Williams' primary contribution is rebounds, and Collins can neutralize them. I think you'll see a LOT of a small lineup, with Collins in the middle. Like we saw the other day, we'll see Kidd, Carter, Wright, RJ, and Collins on the floor together for most of the fourth quarter. This is where we'll get a chance to see how well they can play together defensively. I assume that RJ would guard Josh Smith and Wright on Joe Johnson, but who knows, really. I think that lineup can neutralize the Hawks, but I probably would have said the same thing about Toronto.</p>
If you play just eight players this early in the season, do they get tired? The Hawks did lose a big lead in the 4th quarter in their last game--something to watch for.</p>
Wright will score 16 points. Nets win, 102-88.</p>
If you play just eight players this early in the season, do they get tired? The Hawks did lose a big lead in the 4th quarter in their last game--something to watch for.</p>
Wright will score 16 points. Nets win, 102-88.</p>
